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Question - that the Minutes of the last Court are correctly recorded? PDF 183 KB Minutes: Resolved: That the minutes of the Court of Aldermen held on 30th March 2022 were correctly recorded.
[The minutes of the Court of Common Council were accessible throughout the meeting.] |
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Resolutions on retirements, Congratulatory Resolutions, Memorials etc. Minutes: Resolved:- That, in taking their leave of
NICHOLAS JOHN ANSTEE
upon his retirement as Alderman for the Ward of Aldersgate, this Court desires to place on record its most sincere appreciation of the exemplary service that he has given to the City Corporation and, in particular, to this Court, over the past twenty-six years.
Nick was admitted to this Court as Alderman for the Ward of Aldersgate in 1996, having first represented that same Ward as a Common Councilman since 1987 – an impressive total, therefore, of thirty-five years dedicated service to the City of London Corporation. Nick qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1982 and joined the global professional services firm Arthur Andersen in 1994, becoming a Partner in its Corporate Finance practice and then moved to Deloitte LLP in 2002 before becoming a senior director of the international law firm SJ Berwin.
During his tenure on both the Common Council and the Court of Aldermen, Nick actively represented the views of businesses, small and large, as well as residents.He is committed to London and its business, civic, cultural, sporting and charitable life.Indeed, he was the first ever Lord Mayor to run the London Marathon whilst in office and did so in aid of The LSO’s On Track programme and the Cricket Foundation’s Street Chance initiative - the main beneficiaries of Nick’s 2010 Lord Mayor’s Appeal.
In his time, Nick served on many of the Corporation’s key committees, and was Chairman of the then Central Markets Committee during the period of the major renovation works of the East and West market buildings. After his Mayoralty, Nick served as Chairman of the Audit and Risk Management Committee and continued to represent the Corporation on a number of outside bodies. He faithfully served the office of Sheriff of |
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Applications for the Freedom of the City PDF 179 KB Minutes: The Chamberlain presented the names of one hundred and forty persons to be made free of this City, and it is Ordered that they be admitted into the Freedoms of this City accordingly, as follows:
Alderman Masojada declared an interest in that a personal friend of his was one of the persons presented.
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Report: General Purposes Committee of Aldermen Minutes: Guidance for Liveries and Guilds – Conduct of Virtual Business The Court of Aldermen considered a recommendation of the General Purposes Committee of Aldermen relative to certain aspects of Guild or Livery business taking place physically, in hybrid form or virtually on a permanent basis, as the Guild or Livery Company sees fit.
Resolved Unanimously: - That: i) insofar as the Ordinances or By-Laws of any Company with Livery, Company without Livery or Guild contain restrictive or prescriptive provisions as to the location and timing of committee meetings, social and charitable events and the binding of apprentices (subject to the requirement for the indentures to be entered within six months of the decision being taken in the Books of the Chamberlain of London) the Court of Aldermen agrees to allow such provisions to be determined by the Guild or Livery company concerned;
ii) ceremonial business, election, installation or admission of any members or officers conducted by Guild and Livery Companies take place only on a physical basis within the City boundaries. |